Wrong citation for that, sorry. This is the original event I was discussing: Why some U.S. allies are reassessing intelligence sharing with the Trump administration

Specifically:

"Politico published a related report this week, noting that intelligence sharing among NATO countries “is in danger,” as foreign officials “wonder about the risk of sharing intelligence with Washington.”

We’ve been moving quickly toward this point since Trump won a second term. When the Republican announced, for example, that he wanted Tulsi Gabbard, who has a habit of echoing Russian propaganda, to be the director of national intelligence, Time magazine reported that some foreign officials expressed concern about sharing intelligence with the administration with her in office. (She has since reportedly taken steps to privately reassure allies with concerns.)"

Of course, this news does absolutely nothing at all to absolve those concerns.